Retracing Toni Henthorn's final steps | Forensic Files

I'm Peter vanan in the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado we've just hiked up to
10,000 feet to get to this place a very solemn place this is where Harold henthorne is accused of pushing his wife
Tony to her death now Harold is a very unlucky fellow he has lost two wives over the past 17 years to bizarre
accidents his first wife Lynn was crushed while helping change a tire on a highway not far from here and you have
Tony's death 48 Hours delves deep and we made our way up to this point on some treacherous trails and it's important
because you need to hear what Harold's version of this story is and whether or not you believe it because he goes to
trial and it's a very important story on 48 a very important story for me as we got to know the families of the victims
so well I hope you watch

In September 2012, Harold and Toni Henthorn set out on an anniversary hike in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park. A few hours into the hike, Toni fell off a cliff to her death. "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant reflects on the circumstances of Harold Henthorn -- who has lost two wives to bizarre accidents. Is he the unluckiest man alive or is he a murderer? Watch "The Accidental Husband" Saturday, June 9 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Brief Summary

Harold Henthorne faces trial for allegedly pushing his wife to her death in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Key points

The Tragic Tale of Harold Henthorne. Harold Henthorne faces trial after losing two wives in bizarre accidents over 17 years.

Episode highlights

The Tragic Tale of Harold HenthorneHarold Henthorne faces trial after losing two wives in bizarre accidents over 17 years.“Harold is a very unlucky fellow.”0:16Nov 19, 2015

Episode quotes

Harold is a very unlucky fellow.

Describing Harold's tragic history with his wives.

0:16WatchNov 19, 2015

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